An advisor sets a hard rule: complete your assigned homework before asking questions. No re-digging material or re-explaining concepts. Speaker A calls it a best practice for advisors in training.
Here's, here's the other rule that I have. If I give you homework, don't talk.
To me about it again until.
You'Re.
Done.
Don't come at me with, oh, I want to get started. If you haven't read the book, read the book.
So.
Then come back and have, have an educated, high level conversation with me about how to move forward. So as much as I want to work with Adam, I'm not going to work with somebody who's not doing their homework. So. Because again, the Opportunity Zone fund will not pay for you to have to go back and re dig stuff and move stuff and all. It doesn't do that.
Okay. So, Laura, these are good notes to take as advisors, you know, or advisors in training. Yeah, great example. This is a good.
One to keep in the records.
